is he live in washington tonight. doug? >> that's right, shep. another unemployment number that economists are now beginning to pay more attention to is the u 6 rate which includes under employment. part time employment and discouraged workers who have just given up. it stands at 14.3%. that is very unusual for a recovery. remember, we're in the fifth year of a recovery. and, yet, people are dropping out of the workforce. i have been an economist for 30 years. i have never seen that happen before. >> even worse, the unemployment rate for millennials is higher. it's 16.1% there is a tragedy going on. if you look deeper into that number it's not 16.1%. only 33.6% of young measures have full-time work right now. if you are in my generation, you are not finding economic opportunity. >> the implications of that are on must. millennials will need to pay entitlement cost for retiring baby boomers. complicating the picture show the longer one has been out of the workforce, the hard ter is to get back. in the difficulty is more pronounced in a tight labor